CITY AVITT,LETEN.
.
• Tlf 1:1,1N( 01. N /N: , i 1 i UTat PLY .--. i'lle larger boys of
the Lincoln Institution celebrated the Fourth by
an cxv...liion to Torreadale, and a pic-nie in the
woods of Samuel C. Willits, Esq., of Common
Council, who kindly invited the boys to spend
the day, at his place.,The boys were the-recipi
ents of many kind ttentions during the day.
The Fifth and Sixth Streets Railroad and the
Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad conveyed
them. to and from the country free of charge,
while James C. Fisher, Esq., of Torresdalc, gave
theta the use of his delightful bathing ground
and of his handsome residence:.ln view ofthe crowds on the railroad and the
risk to the younger children, the Managers of the
In stitution'%visely deferred until yesterday a grand
excursion of the whole of the inmates of the
Honie to West Chester, in conjunction with the
' children of the Church Home. A delightful pic
nic in Everhart's Grove, West Chester, was ar
ranged for about one hundred and twenty of these
little boys and girls by the good people of thatila tri
ode town. The interest in the orphans of ohrsol
diers does not abate with the lapse of time, as Was
proved by the unbounded liberality which theyy.
experienced at all hands. The Market Street Rail
road and the West Chester Railroad eon veyed the
large party , to and from the scene of their fes
tivity in the handsomest inanner, and without
elmrge,.and their. -,reception by the people of
West Chester was most cordial and generous. A
fine band of music met them at the West Cifester
depot and escorted them to the beautiful grove,
where they eat the day-
A ..A handsonie enter
.. tainment, uding abundant supplies of ice
cream, ea - es and candies, was furnished to the
children, and the day passed otr , without accident
or mishap of any kind. The Lincoln boys
paraded in their neat summer uniforms,.under
the command of their own - 'officers, and,
together with the little girls' from the
- Church Rome, won golden opinions bY
thelr - good -- behavior -- and--pretty—aPPearance_
They are especially indebted for the enjoyment
of their "Fifth of July" to the kindness of Rev.
John Bolton, of the Episcopal Church, Messrs.
May and Poynter, Captain Galloway, and others
who contributed largely to make the excursion a
great success. The Lincoln boys called upon
Mrs. McClennan on their return to the cars and
returned her their thanks, through Captain Jen
ners K. Dexter, for her hospitalities on the occa
sion of the funeral of one of their number, last
winter. . .
FREE Liam—Matt. Higgins and Francis Don
nelly appear to be very fond of lager beer, but
they are not so anxious to pay for it as they are
to drink it. During 'yesterday afternoon they
visited several saloons in the Twentieth Ward.
At each place a 81808 of beer was disposed of,
and the proprietors did not receive the usual five
cent notes. In course of time Higgins and D on
nelly got too much lager aboard and became
noisy. Then they fell into the hands of the po
lice and were locked up. At the hearing before
Alderman Fitch, the bar-tender at one of the
saloons appeared and told of the exploits of the
prisoners. They were then held to bail to answer
the charge of conspiracy to defraud.
THE SICKNESS AT HOXISOROUGII.—We are au
thorised to state that the children and friends of
the Roxborough Baptist Sunday School, who
were taken so seriously ill at the celebration at
Hagey's woods, on the Fourth; are recovering,
and nothing serious is anticipated. The special
cause of the sickness is attributed to the cheese,
of which some partook too freely. The officers
of the school have learned, since the affair oc
curred, that small cheeses are frequently made
by farmers who, not having the means of pro
viding the machinery used on large farms, make
their cheese in copper kettles, and that a certain
amount of copperas will adhere to the rind of the
cheese. It was a small cheese used on the above
occasion, and those who ate too freely suffered.
CIIILD BEATEN NVITII A CLUB.—Peter Bowen
residing in the vicinity of Front and Huntingdon
streets, went home drunk yesterday! He has a
daughter about twelve years of age. Becoming
displeased at some action of the girl, it is alleged
gof aheavy stierof wood - and beat her in au
unmerciful manner. _ The child' was conveyed',
to the Episcopal Hospital, and is now in a
critical condition. Her recovery is considered
very doubtful. Bowen was arrested and taken
before Alderman Benox. He was committed to
prison.
Am/trate .CITY.—At the seaside now the
weather is delightful, and visitors enjoy them
selves hi sailing, fishing and bathing. There is
ample accoriimodation at all the hotels. The
excellent facilities offered by the Railroad Com
pany in, going to and returning from Atlantic
are still continued. Passengers can take eitlier
the 7.30 A. M„.2,0'c10bk..P..M., express (through
In two hours), or the 4.15 P. M. trains„all of
which leave Vine street wharf. Returning, leaving
Atlantic ..at 5.45 A. • M., 7.08 A. M., and 4.40
P. M. The Sunday train leaves every morning
at 7,30 returning, leaves Atlantic at 4.45.
The Can't-geksways should govern themselves
accordingly.
SERIOUS TJn McDermott was
arrested, yesterday, and taken before Alderman
shoemaker, upon the charge of assault and bat
tery on James Kelley. Subsequently, it is al
leged, he went to the house of Kelley twice, and
threatened to kill him. McDermott was again
arrested, and had another hearing. He was held
in $1,500 bail.
ACCIDENTS.—John, Johnson, residing at No.
2047 Germantown road, had his hand, badly
burned by a pin -wheel, on the evening of the
Fourth
Thos. P. Warnielt, residing at No. 2006 North
sixth street, had his eye badly injured by a stone
from a torpedo.
Munprn9us ASSAU LT. —A colored woman named
Kate White was arrested, yesterday afternoon, at
Hurst and Lombard streets, iapou the charge of
having committed 'a murderous assault upon
another colored woman. She was held to answer
by Alderman Morrow.
ASTRAY BABY.-A fine male infant, about four,
months old, was left at the Second District Po
llee Station yesterday. Any person who may
desire to adopt the child should make application
to Sergeant idelby,
A BEnious JOKE.—James K. Wolbert was
seriously burned about the body on the 4th, at
Front and Ann streets,by a pack of fire-crackers,
which an acquaintance Lad placed. in his pocket
as a joke.
MAD Doc.—A mad . dog was shot by Sergeant
Broomell,this morning,at 7.30 o'clock,at Pine and
Grlscom streets.
Altl USEBILEN'II9.
Tut At:ea.—This evening ri ) Ar9l:l wiWelose Its
season with the pantomime of Jack and Gill and the
drama of Going to the Itaces. Mr. G. L. Fox and
troupe "Will make , their final appearance.
Tits Cum-arr.—Skiff & Gaylord's minstrels will
give another of their unique eutertalnmenments at
the Chestnut this evening.
BORTICOLTVRAI. ,grand concert will be
given at tht; hall on Monday evening next, in aid of
the families of the firemen who were killed by the late
conflagration in Walnut street. A number of well
known and popular artists4lll appear, supported by
several of our most accomplished singing societies.
CONCCUT HALL.—On Tuesday evening next a grand
combination concert will be given at this hall, in aid of
the widow of Mr. Caleb Brett. Mr. Brett was killed at
the American Theatre tire.
CITY NOTICES.
TILE Popularity of Crinoline is gracefully
illustrated at the Hoop-Skirt Emporium of Messrs.
Peterson & Little, No. 704 Chestnut street. These
gentlemen have met a great I , ublic want (in cornice
tion with their agency for the sale of the Wheeler
Wilson Sewing Machine), by establishing this popular
drat class Hoop-Skirt depot. Their assortment is the
best and, their prices the lowest,
CarrratisTs will hear of - 5ertii.: ,. ..'.14159.-Iliar
financial advantage upon calling at the Lance' of the
Ilolcomb Sitter Xining Company, 430 and 432 Walnut
street. ' The tunuelilne iS nearly ilatated.
SUMMER CLOriittiG,
At Stokes & Co.'s,
• Undor the Continental
First.-close Clothing,
At Stoket , & Co.'o
Under f
the Continental
E. MCLAIN% CA.M.I'IIORATED GLYCERITiN,
lc corer all cittaneous eruptions of the skin
It entirely dissipates tan and sunbrown.
It renders the skin clear and transparent. .
It is valuable for the washing orinfants.
It ell4ligeS a hilloae complexion into one of beauty.
It prevents the ekiu from clumping. •
It is prepared by W. E. McClain & Co., Perini ors,
No. 334 North Sixth street, above Vine.
WOOD'S AMERICAN KITCHENER,—A thoro ghly
good cooking range is an Indispensable article tit'every
dwelling, and the place to get the best in the 'world is
at Messrs. James F. Wood & Co.'s, No. 41 South
FOurth street. " "Wood 4 American Kitchener" IS
Wltholit, doubt superior to ally other range in .use, ,ns
it combines more decided advantages. Every house,
to be perfect, should have one of these ranges.
A SWEET SPOT. .
, .
Mr. Geo. W. Jenkins is emphatically the man for
the people. Ills store, No. 10348pringparden street,
is'at all times stocked with the choicest Confectionery,
Foreign Fruits, Almonds, Syrups for snaking summer
drinks, etc.
CONFECTIONYRY FOR THE COUNTRY. - E. G.
Whitman & Co. , with that regard for the wants and
comfort of their friends And customers that has always
distinguished them, are getting up the most charming
packages of fine confections for the convenience of tnose
who desire to take them to the country. Their fine
bon-bons, cream fruits, roasted, Jordan Almonds,
chocolate.preparaBous, &c., are peerless in dainti
ness, unimpeachable in purity and unexceptionable
in wholesomeness. To procure the perfection of con
fectionery, go to E. G. Whitman & Co., No. 318 Chest;
nut street, below r ourth•
TILE llousnuoLo TREASURE.—No family should
be without the Elliptic Lock-stitch Sewing Machine.
Personal observation will convince the most skeptical
thatthisis the_bestiaraily_machine_extant._______ _
Wurerooms, 920 Arch street.
How wondrous are thy works, oh, American
genius, as developed in the powerful American Com
bination Buttonhole Sewing Machine! Call at the
rooms at. Eleventh and Chestnut streets, and examine
this 'wonder of the nineteenth century.
JONES' HoTEL, '235 Dock Street, below Third,
revived by W. P. Larkin on the European plan.
Meals from 6 A. M. to 12 P. M. Good lodgings for
guests. House opeii all night.
"BOIISILMEEM ! " "BOIISEMEEM ! ! "
Geo. W. Welkes Bohserneem,
The.. Choicest and Purest Spices
THE NBW "FLIRT" HAT, sold only by Wood
Cary, 72.5.Chestuut street, is now all the rage in
our large cities, and at fashionable watering places.
Messrs. W, Jc.,.C. are selling off all their flue -triuuned
hhts and bonnets at lesi than half the cost of impor
tation. Th' nk of that! For beautiful novelties in
this line, a great. bargains, Wood Cary's is the
place.
CANNED wild game
' Cooked iu various ways,
Potted Tongue, Beef,
Herring, Anchovy Paste,
Shrimp Paste, &c.,
Suitable for Pic Nice,
Fishing parties, &c.
MITCHELL 4t FLETCHER,
1204 Chestnut street.
NEW SPICED SALMON,
MITOHELL & FLETOLIEFL
1204 Chestnut street.
MOTHS AND FRECKLES.—The only reliable rem
edy for brown • dfscoloratioru3 called MoTn and
PREM. LIM, le PERELY'EI MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION.
Prepared by Dr. B. C. Panay, Dermatologist, 49 Bond
street, New York. ' Sold by all druggists. •
EXAMINE OAKFORDS' stock of
STRAW HATS,
all varieties and prices.
Stores under the Continental Hotel
REFRIGERATORS.—SchooIey's two patents, the
Ice King, and ~, . - b ierica,- -a re the nmptreliable ventilating -
Retrikeraters in the country. Dianntactltrell OUT -ebld
by B. S. larson Sr, Co.. 220 Dockstreet.
' Ef.XA7.IIIIOL OAKFORDie stock Of
STRAW HATS,
all varieties and prices.
Stores under the Continental EloteL
PURE. FRUIT SYRUPS for Soda Water; also
bottled for domestic uses. Hance, Griffith Br, C 0.., N.
W. corner of Marshall and Callowhill streets.
•
EXAMINE OAKYORDS 7 stock of
STRAW HATS,
all varieties and prices. .
Stores under the Continental Hotel.
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CATARRH.—
J. Isaacs, hi. I)., Professor of the Eye and Ear, treats
all diseases appertaining to the above members with
the utmost success. Testimonials from the most
reliable sources in the city can be seen at his office, No.
519 Pine street. The medical faculty are invited to ac
company their patients, as be has no secrets in his
practice. Artificial eyes inserted. No charge made
for examination.
ROCIUIILL & WILSON,
Clotning,, Clothing, Clothing
603 and 605 Chestnut mtreet.
White Linen Duck Pante.
White Linen Duck Pants.
White Linen Dnck Vests
White Linen Duck Vests
Genoe. , 3e Innen Dustere
Genoe . be Linen Du6tere
Boys' Linen Garibaldis.
Boys' Linen Garibaldis.
A great variety of white and colored linen- clothing.
Summer Clothing, of all descriptions._ Alpaca Goats.
Roolcutra, 47. WILSON,
Clothing House,
603 and 606 Chestnut street
%yaws.
rflo )81:GGISTS—WANTEIr—BY A MAN WHO HAS
a had a long experience - in the Drug bugineas, both
wholesale and retail, and in a chemical laboratory—is a
fair penman.
Address, NAGLEE,
j34l.3t*Office of the BULLETIN.
•
WANTED TO PURCHASE FOR CASH—GOOD
al modern Residences, on Chestnut, Walnut or Spruce
streets, between Twelfth and Twentieth, or on the
cross streets, for about $20,000, $25,:50 and $30,000. Also,
one in neighborhood of Arch street for about $lOOO.
Apply to " E. It. JONES,
523 Walnut street.
FOR SALE.
ir• COL TRY SEAT AND.YARM FOR BALE--
Fifty or one hundred acres. Briatol pike, above the
" even nilleptone, and near Tacony. Mansion House,
Conch - chop and Dwelllnita to let. Apply to It. WIIITA.
KER. on the rendoee.
.1)15.2t•
Zv E NV
SMOKED AND SPICED
SALMON.
HE EMT- OF THE SEASON.
. JUST RECEIVED BY
THOMPSON BLACK & SON,
BROAD AND CHESTNUT ST%
tallaa-th a tu-lyr•pl •
.1 CANVASS MESH. BLACK DION BAREGE, THE
Lest imnotted. •
'the ordthary
84 White and ]duck liarege.
84 White and Black Crape-Maretz.
Rich Figured Grenadines and Organdies.
Grenadine and Organdie Itches, reduced.
Summer Silks and Poplins.
Figured LinenS, for Dresses.
• Materials for Traveling Suits.
Summer Dress Goodo, very much reduced in price.
EDWIN HALL k CO., 28 South Second st.
141.ACK AND WHITE LACE POINTES AND ItO
tundua.
Sea-ride and Llama Shawls. •
Shetland and Derege Shawls.
Spring Cleaka, reduced.
Day Plaid Clothe. for Clrculani.
•
Scarlet and White Cloths.
-- Brodie Shawls. open centres.
Plaid and Stripe Woolen Shawls.
• ~ .EDWIN HALL 4: CO., tii3 South Second et.
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN..-PHILADELPHIA„ SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1867.
RITTER & FERRIS,
N. W. corner Eleventh and Chestnut,
Entrance 86 S. Eleventh street,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN
White Goods,Lnces, Embroideries,
Linens, etc.,
HAVE OPEN AND FOR SALE
A LARGE LOT OF
SWISS AND JAUONET
ALICIENNE'S 3
OR
Puffed Muslins,
AT MUCH BELOW THE COST OF IMPORTATION.
spe-s to tti 1711
~i. ) SI) LAA7.
46 • .
,4 e
. •
fr4r4 Fourth and Arch.
Large Stock of Sumner Quilts,
10-4 and 114 Lancaster Quilts.
11-1 honeycomb Quilts.
Pink and Blue Marseilles Quilts. „
Finest White Quilts Imported.
Hotels supplied with Quilts,...Napkins, Towels, Table
Linens, Stu:clings, etc., etc.
Bays just opened another case Silver - Poplins, for Ladies'
Suits.
hark Lawns, French and English. '
Thin Goods, full variety.
Summer Silks, reduced.' • , '
P. S.—White Shawls, Wholesale and retail.
. delbm w s
SUITS •
OF
WALNUT PARLOR FURNITURE,
COVERED COMPLETE IN PLUSH, BROCATELLE,
SATIN AND TERRY.
HENkELS, LACY & CO.,
Thirteenth and Chestnut Ste.
jel4-Bn rp§
SPECIAL NOTICE.
FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE
. AT 9
LOWEST MARKET . PRICES.
---GEO. J. HENKELSAACY_&
Thirteenth and Chestnut Streets.
jel.44in rpS
EDWARD. P. KELLY,
TAILOR
NO. 612 CHESTNUT STREET,
Complete assortment of clariee
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
REDUCED PRICES.
PATTERN COATS, AND CLOTHES NOT CALLED
FOR, FOR SALE BELOW COST
oral-tyro
N IA
PiliXl LONG BRANCIL. .
CAMDEN AND AMBOY, PHILA
DELPIIIA
LONG BRANCH AND SEA-SHORE RAILROADS.
Passengers for the above celebrated Watering Place
will find this route the most desirable and pleasant from
l'hiladelphia:
1 no fast and commodious steamer, Wxn. Cook, leaves
foot of Barclay street, at l'ier 25, North River, at 10.1k1 A.
M. and 4.00 I'. 111.
Passengers leaving Philadelphia at 8.00 A. M.. or 11.(X) A.
31., will connect with the Boat leaving New York at 4.00
P. 31., arriving at Long Branch at 5.001'. 31
Philadelphia to Long Branch,
Exc INIO.II Tirket5.........
Ceod to return at any time during the 13 capon.
Tickets sold and bagga checked. through for all trains
leaving Walnut Stmt. Wharf, Kensington Depot and
Wert Philadelphia.
Also, at Ticket Office, Oi Chestnut street. '
GATZMER, •
General Agent.
je26-12tri , 5
kligrffig FOR CAPE MAY, •
ON TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND
8 MAI) 1.1:8
- - -
The swift new Steamer Samuel M. Felton, Capt. L.
Davis, will COMlllellee running to Cape May on SATUR
DAY, June leaving Chestnut Street Wharf at 9 A. M.,
and returning on Monday.
The Felton willleave Philadelphia on Tuesdays, Thurs.
days, and Saturdays, and return on Mondays, Wednes
days and Fridays, ;Turing the season.
• }are to Cape May, $2 50, including carriage hire;
servants, $1 70; children, *1 25.
Freight will be received until 9.80 A. M.
IY&StrPO 11. HUDDELL.
SUMMER READING
BOOKS FOR THE COUNTI
BOOM FOIL TILE
BOOKS
T. S. ARTIST"
The Lost 50
The Two Brides.... 50
Love in a Cottage...... 50
Love in High 50
Year after blarriage 50
The Lady at lime 50
Cecelia Howard.-- .... 50
Orphan Chi1dren..........
Debtor's Daughter 50
Mary Moreton..,. ... „50
fiix Nights with theashln„
MA XINEL
Wild Sports of the West, 751
Stories of Water 100.... .. 75
. .
itEvoLuno.
Seven Bros. of Wyoming. 50
The brigand. ...... 511
The Rebel 8ride.......... 50
Ralph It minion 50
The Flying Artilleriet:..: 50
Old Put 50.
Bend for,our Mammoth Descriptive Catalogue.
Addrese sill cash orders, retail or wholesale, to
T. B. PETERSON in BROTHERS,
806 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Booke sent, postage paid, on receipt of retail price.
ALL NEW BOOKS are at PETERSONS'.
Mail Orders wiliptly attended to.
ROCKHILL &WILSON,
603 tz 605 CHESTNUT ST„
In Custom Department the choicest
stock of Coatings and Cassimeres
ever offered. Our patrons can de
pend on getting a good fitting and
well trimmed garment,
RETAIL - MIT GOODS.
CLOTHING.
p axe u 14.1 mokli
LIAARJLIJAmIIiaIUI
BUMMER READING!:
tY!
SEA-SHORE!!
FOR THE TRAVELER!!!
WS WORKS
Trial and Triumph • 50
The Divorced Wife 50
Pride and Prudence.... 60
Agnee or the Peameened. 50
Lucy 5andf0rd..........
60
The lianker'e Wife 60
' The Two Merchants.... 60
Innubordlnatiou......... 50
The Iron Rule
Lizzie Glenn, 1 50; do— 2 00
..tonlaue, 1 50; cloth.— 2so
..BOOKS.
Brian O'LYtm. • • • • • ....... 75
'Ally TALES.
Wauoian•gee.... 50
Legeuda of Mexico 50
Gruce Dudley; er,Arnold
at 5arat0ga........, „ 50
The Guerilla
The Quaker Soldier 150
BANK STATEMENT_7!
.QUARTERLY STATEMENT
- OF Tl{',o
Commonwealth National Bank,
JULY 1, 1867.
lIESOUItCES.
Lonna and Di5c0unt0............... ...... .......... t 9632,690 49
U. S. Ronda deponited in Wanhington..... ...... 251,300 00
on hand. .. 165,000 u 0
Legal Tenders, including Compound
Laurent N0ten..........
... ....... .. ti323G342 00
National Bank Not in. ... ... :......... 20,120 00 •
Fractional Currency ...... .... .... .... 6,219 00
.. ..... 261,681 00
Iteml Estate, fixturen.•ite 14,579 64
Hue from Hanks and Bankers ' ' 76,084 69
Expennue. • . 8,072 86
i'::!: changes for Clearin g ammo 97,837.43
Conk Itemn . - . ... 6,399 12
LIATIILI2'IEs,
Cspittil Stock . $297,000 00
Circulation ..... ........... ........... 013,010 00
Deposit. sp:4: ,59.0 16 ,
Surplus Fluid. .. .
1 Yofits .. ............. 17,0 M 09
Due to lisit . l:l; iiiiti . iit . inlicre.......... 01,096 60
1,497.884 62
H. C. YOUNG,
TPLEVENI'II QUARTERLY REpoIIT OF THE BANK
OF ABIERIUA;
July I, 1367.
RESOURCES.
Notes and Bills discounted... $3,290,920 37
U. S. Bonds deposited to secure
circulation..
... .......... ...... . 900,000 00
._Other.U..ll..Seeuriiies 100,000 00
-=54Z1.49211 31
Banking H0U8C.................... 00.000 00
Specie .... . . ................... ..
'103.299 30
Other lawful M0ney........ ... .. .. 1,124,250 36
Notes of other Banks. 36,206,00
1,261,755 66
Dile-from National Banks..... 169.671 99
Due from other Banks..
......... .. 1,689 66
Exchanges for Clearing House this
morning,. .. • . .. . 334,965 32 -
Miners' National Bank Stock 6,250 00
Cash 1tem5........ ............. 26,719 70
------- 539,296 67
___
. •
LIABILITIES. .•
Capital 5t0ck............ ........... 51,000,000 0 0
Surplus. 1,002,401 62
Circulation (National) 796,000.00
Circulation (5tate)........ ...... ... 16,189 00
-•••-•------$2,861,590 52
Due to National Banks 478,347 96
Due to other Bank,. ...... ......... 173,098 44
Individual Dep05it5......... ...... 2,426,863 7•2.
Discount, l'reudruns and Interest, - '
net 101,307 06
Dividends unpaid and Ur:lllpound
1ntere5t..........., 99,5&, 00
---53,277,38248
I hereby certify thnt the above statement id true to the
best of iny knowledge and belief.
IIOCKLEY. Carihion
QL'ARTERLY REPORT OF THE .PIII.LADELPHIA
"NATIONAL BANK. •
PIIII„NDELP/11.1. July 1, 1867.
ItESOL:IWES.
Loans and Discounts ......>..' ........... .... ..$3,418.027 03
Banking House and Real .
150,334 58
Expent.es , . • . . 10.921. 14
............ . : ...... 15,01'8 41
Chocks on other City Banks... . ........... 6.14.5 31
Due front other Banks mud Bankers...'
. ..... '46,271 04
L. S. Bonds and Securities deposited with
United States Treasurer to secure circuit'.
Hon and Government deposits 1.250,.000 .
U. S. Securities on hand., . . 1:75.500 00
. .
IN at In lin 1 Bank N0te5............ ............... 101,630 00
Specie . . . . . 87.455 00
Legal Temler and Comp. Interest Note • " 1,2:44721 2.9
LIAI3ILTTII S. 87,307,460 70
Capital 5t0ck......... ........... ......... ... , ... $1,500,000 00
Surplus Fund 750,000 00
Circulating, Notes 997,500 00
Due Individual
Due other flanks and Bankers.... 536,715 93
Due United Btatt•e Treasurer.-- 47,709 79
$4,111,809 09
Discount and Profit and LOB 2 49,513 61
Dil Mende ............... 6,633 00
. $7,407,480 70
I certify' that the above account is correct, to te beat of
, my-knowledge and belief:
B. B. COMEGYS, Cashier.
Sworn to and sUbscribed to before me this second day of
July. 1167. JOSEPH BROBSTON,
Ir. • Notary Public.
Q 1: 11 1R:ItL1 AL 13,u, l ‘ qi . .1'01:T OF TRADESMEN'S
JCLYiBb7.
LIABILITIES.
Capital....... ..• , . . 8200.030 00
CcAltingent .. ............ ...$176.723 30
Profit and Lose, interest and
clangs ....... ...... 93,V.3 73
272.117 03
Deposits....- ." • • •,• ...... 873,974 45
Circulating ICotee, 'tradesmen's _ • 4,595 00
Circulating Notee, Tradesinen'e National Bank 1179,110 tar
Duc to banks .......... ...... • 17,725 SI
RESOURCES
Dills Discounted. 809,381 60
United States Bonds and Securities. ...... . 2,10,000 00
Other Stocks, Bonds, uo
Specie ........ ..... 3.602 O 4
rn c tienal Cun ....... 11,14 , 5 23
Legal Tender Notes. .. :Woo u 0
Notes of National 8ank5............ 14;674 00 •
Mi,46•2 1 7
Current Expenses, Premium, Tuxes, 10,56 1 . 1 65
3 Me from ................... P7,34S 27
Cab}, Rona . 6,989 71
Dunking liott•e . 16,000 Ou
I, John Caitner, Cashier of the Tradeilinen'e National
Bank, do I..oleninly affirm, that the above :itateutent
true to the beat of ray knowledge and belief.
JOHN CAdTt , ilf4t, Cashier.
Affirmed to and HibPpribed betore me title twat day of
July, A. 1).1b67,
JOS. BROBSTON, Notary Public.
'I 4 IIFTII QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE NATIONAL
1. BANK OF THE REPUBLIC.
PIIII,ADELPIIIA, July 1.1&77.
RESOURCES.
Loans and .......... 6;859,7M al
Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures 121 4 ,746 91 1
Current Ilxpeneer, and Taxes • 7,094 49
Yrctniums ..... . ...... ........ ... : ... 29,2.01 47
Ecvenuc Stainpe..... . ... ........... ....... 959 05
Due from Banks and.. 160,535 43
U. S. Bonds depoaitcd with Treabnrer of the.
United States to mecum circu1ati0n.......... 500,000 00
- U. S. Bonds and Securities on hand 225,050 00
Notes of other National . . 17,116 00
Fractional Currency.,, -- .. . .
Legabtender Notca
LIABILITIES
. - - -
Capital Strck paid in. . $1,000,000 00
Circulating Taotee outetanding. :....... ...... 417,500 00
Deporits . . .. 637.&31"93
Prorite.. ~... .9. • 13 772 20
Total .. $2.26.9.137 13
JOSEPH. P. MUMFORD, Cambier.
Sworn to and subacribed boron me, this lint day of
July, 1867. EDMUND WILCOX
3.6 E Notary Public.
N
INTII QUARTERLY REPORT OFT ' NATIONAL
EXCHANGE BANK.
PIIILADELPHIA, July 1, 1867.
RESOURCES.
- - - - - -
Loans and discounts ...... ...................... $481,459 80
U. S. Bonds with Treasurer. ........ ........... 300,000 00
U. ti. Bonds on hand. . , 120,050 00
PfeiniulTlFl ... .. . .. •.. .... .. ... .... 14,317 80
Furniture and Fixtures 4,778 08
Due from Banks and 8anker5............ ... 149,112 97
Legal.tender Reserve (including compounds) . 234,518 00
National. Bunk notes. . . 15,835 00
Cash items and Fractional currency.......... 14,480 18
LIABILITIES
Circulation.... ...... .......
Suridua
Dividend . ....
Due to Dania and Bunkers
Depoeita
$11,834,651 la
I certify the above etnternent to-be correct to the best of
my knowledge and belief. • J. VV. (11113011/Cll,
fy3-3ti , Cashier.
TO SENT•
rTO ItENT—TO A SMALL FAMILY, WITII
beist reference on very choice small House, In a
" good central locution, twe-e ory back buildings, gas,
bath, heater, &c a rare opportunity. Rent $650., Ad.
dr , es G. hi. C., hedger Oilieo. • It"
ROCKIIILL &-WILSON,
CLOTHING HOUSE, V x
No,. 603 and. 605 Chestnut Street.
Newest Styles Spring and. Summer
Walking and Sack Coats, Over
coats,Coachmen's Coats° A large
stock of Linen Clothing, Dusters
and Alpaca Coats,
THE LARGEST AN9„BEST STQOK OF
FINE OLD RYE WHISKIES
HENRY S. HANNIS & CO.,
2.11. S and 220 SOUTH:FRONT SIMELEEP,
Who offer the same TO THE TRADE, in Lots, on very advantageous
Terms.
Their Stok of Bye Whiskie various D, coMprises all the favorite brands ex.
tont, and runs. through the months or 1E36 5,W, and of this year, up to
present date.
Liberal contracts made for lots to arrive at Pennsylvania R.A. Depot, Erric,.
son Line Wharf, or atßonded Watehouses, as parties may elect.
$1,4 , A884 !2
WINDOW SHADES. &U.
, VERANDAH STRIPES.
CRBIEON, GREEN, BLUE AND BUFF LIMN AND COTTON
STRIPES
FOR
VERANDAHS AND AWNINGS.
ALSO.
Bobinets --and Mosquito _Netting's, :
with the Patent Umbrella Frame, for
B].DB AND CRIBS.
SHADES.
PLAIN AND GILT BORDERED,
WRITE, BUFF AND GREEN,
-- LINEN AND lIIILLINDORIDEN,
Made and put up In town or country Icy experienced work
men.
At the Lowest Prices.
Sbeppard, Tan Harlingen 81' Arrison,
1008 Chestnut Street.
J(.26.10t
Cashier.
$6,141.912 70
$6.141.972 70
SIVATCHEA4,JEWELIEtY, &c.
PATEK PHILIPPE Sr, CO.'S
CELEBRATED WATCHES,
MADE EXPRESSLY FUR
BAIEEY Sr. CO .,
SOLE AUTHORIZED AGENTS FOR PENNSTLYANLL
A full araortmtnt of then TIME-KEEPERS always on
hand.
519 Chestnut St.
iee.th a to-tfl
PEARLS, DIAMONDS "5; 1
AND OTHER
PRECIOUS STONES.
New and Fashionable Jewelry.
Sterling Silverware. •
THE CELEBRATED VACHERON g CANSTANTEVE wan
GALLA6HER
J.T. ,
1300 Chestnut Street,
° LATE OF DAILEY A: CO. jealthzturpf,
$1,547.512 40
LOOKING GLASSES
Q U A. L. I rr .
1,547,512 4U
EVERY NOVELTY IN
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE'
JAMES- S. EARLE & SONS,
226,12tk
'Bl6 CHESTNUT STREET.
_ii3,'.141.4137 13
L.CM.Una,a4I . ILLMI.W.:.M;ULt.W . L . I,i
THE FINE SHIRT EMPORIBI,
JOHN C. ARRISON,
Nos. 1 and 3 N. Sixth Street,
Importer, Manufacturer.
and
Dealer in every description of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goode,
In great variety and at
Moderate Price.
$ 4334.551 It 3
$300,000 00
175,700 00
10,000 00
12,000 00
109,699 27
727,102 06
Particular attention given to the man
ufacture of Fine Shirts, Collars, &c.,
warranted to give satisfaction.
HOOP SHIRTS AND CORSETS.—MRS. E. BAYLEY
No. 812 Vine street, is now manufacturing ail the
varieties of Ileop Skirts, Corsets, etc. She has also_the
Real French Corsets, of new styles; Homo Skirls
altered and repaired. mfiN•tfrp
ROCKHILL &WILSON,
CLOTHING,
603 and 605 Chestnut Street
FASHIONABLE
ady-made Clothing
FOR
MEN, YOUTHS end BOYS.
fMiskies.
IN THE LAND
IS NOW POSSESSED BY
LOOKING GLASSES.
OF THE VERY BEST
STYLE
PRICES.
HOOP SKIRTS.
ORPIIA NB' COURT SALE,ESTATE OF THOMAS
. I[deceased.—Thomas 81, 'Sons, Auctioneers.—
Large and Valuable Lot, over, 8 Aeres, Ridge- rnait:-..
I'i:rat:ant to an order of the Orphans' Court for the City
and County of Philadelphia, trill be sold at public sale. on
Tuesday, July 80th, 1867 at 13 o'clock, noon, at the Phila
delphia Exchange, the following described property, late
of James Fleeson, deceased, viz.: All that lot of land in
the Roxborough township, now Twenty.firat Ward ; be
ginning at a stone pet for a corder on the southwest side of
the Great road, commonly called the Ridge road, being
also a corner of a lot of land granted or intended to have
been granted to Philip Semler; thence by the same south
61 degrees 15 minutes, west 45 perches to a stone set for a
corner in it line of land granted or intended to have been
granted to Leonard' Bholl ; thence by the same north 27
deg. 80 min. weritl3 perches to a stone set for a corner of
this mad land granted or intended to have been granted to
Jacob Hoffman; thence by the same north 61
deg. 111 min., east 45 perches to another stone set for a cor
ner in the aforesaid side of the said Great road, and thence
Irp the" name south 81 deg. 30 min.', east 18 perches to the
lare - of beginningreordatning 3 - afros - 2 - quartenr - and - 26
perches of land. more or less, which William Hoffman
and wife, by indenture dated the 11th January, 1788, re
corded at l'hiladelphis, in deed book K F., No. 33. page
174, dc.,
granted and conveyed unto the said Thomas
1.
11,1411 in fee.
Jiy the Court,
riORPHANS' COURT BALE.—ESTATE OF
Plunket I - Leeson, the younger, deceased. Thomas &
Som. Auctioneers. remnant to an order of the
Otpharug Court for the city and comity of Philadelphia.
will be sold at public rale. on Tuesday, July 10. M. at LI
o'clock, noon, at the Philadelphia Exchange, the follow
ing described property, late of Plunkot Fleeson, tho
vottngor, deceased, viz. :---No. I.—Valuable Business Stand
No. 403 Cnnotaut etreot, west of Fourth street.—All
tho t brick meesusge and lot of ground, situate on the
north aide of Chestnut street, le feet 2 inches, or there
abouts, west of Fourth street, No. 4111.; containing In front
on Chestnut street 12 feet 10 inches, and extruding iu
depth 34 feet k inches.
No. 2.—Well-seetzrcd Ground Rent, *5O a year. All that
yearly ground rent of *5O i Sliver Dollars), lawful money,
free of all dtductions :tbutemente. irruing and payable;
for equality of partition, on the 12th of August., in each
and CVI. ry year, for and out of all that merruage and lot
of ground. ritunte on the northwert corner of Cheatnut
and Fourth street; containing in front on Chestnut street
16 feet 2 filcher, more or !e1.,, and lu depth along Fourth
street A 4 feet 8 inches, payable by George Glenwortii, his
heirs Si 'BI•PiKI.II , .
By the Court, 1.. A. 51EIMICK. Clerk 0. C.
I:lrliAltD 51: BATTURS, Trustee.
THOMAS tt SONS, Anetionem,
I:tr and 141 South Fourth at.
• .
EX FA; ITOllB' ESTATE OF THOMAB
Richardson, deceased.- Thomas d: Sons, Auction.
- ecre.—Valnable Wharf Property, Gunner* Run Ca
nal. near the Delaware river, Nineteenth Ward.—On
Tuesday. July iitith, nt 12 o'clock, noon, Will be sold
at publ sale, et the Philadelphia Exchange, all that lot
of ground, situate on the southeasterly side of Moyer
street. 173 feet northeasterly from Norris street,Nineteenth
Ward. City of Philadelphia; thence extending northeast
erly- along the southeasterly side of said Moyer street Ig6
feet inches. to ground now or bite of the flepviva ea.
tate; thence south 50 degrees 19,14 minutes, east along the
Caine 2C3 feet 6', inches, to the centre of Gunner's Run ca
nal; thence down the centre of said canal south 31 de
creer 19 minutes, west 515,fee t inches,to &point ; thence,
south 443 degrees 30 minutes and 2U seconds, west M feet
54 inches, and thence northwesterly on a line parallel
with the raid Norris street, partly through the centre of a
dock, and partly by ground now or formerly' of Zophar C.
110wt11.337 feet inches,
to the place of beginning. •
Lease upon it expires in September.
gubJect to mortgage of ilia, E uuo, vv•hich may Ttitlllll2.
STEI' NB. I . IIIUE, Executor,
BPI Chestnut street.
M. THOMAS 3 BONS, Auctioneers,
jyR 2U21 RV and 141 8. Fourth street.
REAL" ESTATE—THOMAS it SONS' SALE- 1
Ea, Large and valuable three...tory Brick Hullling.'occu
pied as-a_Tobacca-Mattufactoty,--.and-w-three.story
Brick Dwelling and Stable, rioutheaet corner of Broad and
yvailace,-40 feet front, X 54 feet deep.—On Tueaday, July
3011., 1%1, at twelve o'clock. noon. will be sold at public
rale, at the Philadelphia Exchange, all those brick melt.
ritager and lot o(--ground thereunto belonging, nitwits; at
the routheast coma' of Broad and Wallace stretits; con
taining In front eiftiroad street 40 feet, and extending in
depth e2x feet. The improvements are a large three-s t ory
brick building, been occupied a! a Tobacco Manufactory;
is well and subrieutinfly built; has gar, water, counting
-
room: and ale° Hirer...tory brick dwelling and rtable
fronting on Wallace streat. Main building 4o by 40; cellar
floored; well in cellar.
The ottani engine and machinery will be cold at a low
price, at private rule.
.M. THOMAS it. SONS. Auctioneers,
12,0 and 141 South Fourth. street.-
EHEAL ESTATE.--TIIOSIAI L SON'S' SALE. -
Handsome Modern threeutory brick Residence, with
- ride yard. 'No. 173Jt:antes street. west of Seventeenth
street, with two thrteutory brick dwellings In the rear on
Olive street. 86 feet front. On Tuesday. July Mt. 1867 at
12 o'clock. noon, will be sold at public sale,•at the Phila
delphia Exchange, all that handsome modern threestory
brick inerniage with three , ,tory back building and lot of
ground, Fituatu on the north ride of Coates street, east of
Eighteenth street. No. 1731; the lot containing In front on
Conies street 36 feet. and extending in depth 100 feet to
Olive street. It has the gas introdtteed, bath, hot and cold
furnace, cooking range. &v. Also, two three-story
brick de‘ in the rear fronting on Olive street, Noe.
17713 and 1734.
PUBLIC SALE.--THOMAS & SONS. AUCTION
cent.- -Valuable College Building, 13;' , ,' /scree. known
an "White Ilan," nt 'ollege Wharf. laver Delaware.
3 Mile , / below Bristol. Backe , County, I'a.—On Tuesday.
July 9th. 11567, at 13 o'clock. noon, will be mold at public
vale, at the Philadelphia• Exchange: All that large and
oluable
of
building, occupied as a College
for a number of yearv, known at , "White Hall," nanny on
the River Delaware, at College Wharf, about 3 miles be
low Bristol, Hocks County, Pa.; containing 1314 Here's of
land. It has a front of about 375 feet on the Myer Dela
ware.
•
Tel-IMF-45AV may remain on Mortgage.
Immediate pooneKrion.
• • M. THOMAS & SONS. Auctioneers,
6 139 and 141 South Fourth etrect.
,
PUBLIC SALE. -THOMAS kSONS, AUCTION•
r" t try ers.—Handsome Count Seat, NI Acres, known as
"Linwood." Chtdtonlls, lice minutes' walk of tho
tttd Ycirlt Road Station — or—the Chilton -- Hills Station on
the North Pennsylvania Railroad.—On Tuesday Jule Slth,
RC, at o'clock. noon. will be sold at public sale, at
the !Philudelithia Exchange. all that handsome country
to t. 11l acres, known as "Linwood," nitint te at Cliental
ille,ulthlubmintitee' walk of th e Old York Road Station
or the Chilton Hills Station on the Nortli Pennsylvania
Railroad. The hintrovements are a first-class three-story
stout. house, with turret, stone stable and coach house, ice
house, excellent water, kc. Location healthy. The
grounds laid out with ahrulthery, cte.
M. THOMAS. z SONS, Auctioneers,
SY6 ' • ' 189 and 141 South Fourth street.
PEREMPTORY SALE.—THOMAS di SONS.
Auctioneers.— Well-secured Ground Rent, $4B a
year. On Tuesday. July Mb, 1867, at II o'clock.
noon, will be sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia
Exchange, all that well-secured ground rent of $4B a year.
issuing out of all that lot of ground, situate on the south
side of Lombard street, 134 feet w.tst of Twentieth street,
No. 2114; containing in front on Lombard street 16 feet,
and extending in depth 78 feet more or less. It is secured
by a three-story dwelling, and is punctually paid.
Ur Sale absolute.
M. THOMAS Ar. SONS, Auctioneers.
Wand 141 S. Fourth street.
CA RPETINGSI CA,RPETINGI3I
J. T. DELACROIX,
37 SOUTH SECOND, STREET,
Ihis received, per late, sni t :Ve t , alargi s and varied wort
3. CROSSLEY & 801'S BRUSSELS CAR*
FETINGS, NEW DESIGNS.
Also a large line of gree.ply Extra Super and Fine In.
trOldd Rag
Carpets, p Oil
wholeeale and retail, J. I.. a lmu r n.dniatiL,
'37 13. SECOND etreet, between Market and Cheetnnt.
.N. D.—Yartioular attention paid to the fitting. no of Om
tos and Counting-roome. aPhaltterPli
- -~- ~.~.m--
CHEAP CARPETS 1
Large assortment,
Pine quality.
Low_pricee.
G. H. SNIMER & CO..
No. 207 North Second. above Race.
spetsmo
ROCKHILL &WILSON,
603 and 605 Chestnut Street.
BOYS' CLQTHING, New Style&
ERRING & 8
I WM II" Boys' Belt&
GARIBALDI SUITS,
Made to Order.._
SEAL ESTATE SALEM.
E. A. MERRICK. Clerk 0. 0.
RICIIA 1) MI.,HATTuits. Trustee.
M. THOMAS & tiONS, Auctioneerr,
J$ ud 141 !South Fourth etrook
M. ThOMAS & SONS, A uctinueers.
uudl4l S. Fourth street
CARPJETINGS. &c.